Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  II |       partly from a desire to drive Odoacer out of Italy, gave
 2      I,  VI |    one faction endeavoring to drive out the other, the whole
 3      I,  VI | entreaty of the pope, came to drive the Lombards out of Italy,
 4     II,  III|     is an injudicious step to drive men to desperation, for
 5     II,  III|      the power of everyone to drive them from their country;
 6     II,  V  |        finding they could not drive them from their ground,
 7     II,  V  |    and forces that they might drive out the count, whom the
 8    III,  VI |       for Queen Giovanna, and drive out Charles of Durazzo.
 9    III,  VI |    recover his authority, and drive them out of the city. While
10     IV,  VII|   soon take place, they might drive them out with arms, since
11      V,  I  |      leader, and undertook to drive Niccolo Fortebraccio from
12      V,  VII|    determined first of all to drive the duke from the water;
13     VI,  VII|    money and men, trusting to drive John out of the Genoese
14    VII,  I  |   partisans he possessed, and drive out the others, or to allow
15    VII,  I  |       was offensive to God to drive so many religious persons